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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1969
Page
9
County residents face higher instalment debt levels with averages around 53 dollars per person and payments near 8.88 dollars. The report notes debt burdens differ by county, with some areas carrying more than others and warns that higher instalment debt strains families while limiting spending on repairs and medicine.
County Agent Moore participates in a national convention with other agents and the profess organization. The report notes collaboration among county agents to encourage county projects and professional exchange during the event.
A local notice urges destruction of cotton stalks to prevent pest or disease risk during wintering. Officials advise farmers to remove residues so fields are prepared and potential liability or loss coverage is addressed.
Bugle Lake Drugs advertises freshert veterinary supplies available locally. Call OE 4.2502 for details and ordering.
The notice invites high school seniors and recent graduates to apply for a two year subsidized college education through the ROTC program. Selected cadets receive a stipend of 50 dollars per month and commit to service in the Navy or Marine Corps after completion. Applications are due for entry in September.
A book by EP Lindsay and Curtis M D notable for alcohol problem works describes alcohol as a hazard and cites a study noting about 1000 persons end direct consumer losses each month. Dr Artie discusses the book designed for use in addressing alcohol issues.
The report mentions a sister sorting, hospital trips for Dehses tefl, a work week in Aransas Pass, and friends Donald Dun. It notes funerals for BL Carters and a charity coffee and snacks event, with references to G Dohiver Jr and EH Titer.
Patrons recall wartime songs and retail outlets, noting enduring popularity and revival chatter as stores reintroduce tunes and sheet music, with musicians and veterans cited among supporters highlighting cultural impact and nostalgia.
Glen Flora volunteer fire department hosts an annual benefit barbecue and dance on October 5 at New Taite Hall. Adults pay 1.20 per plate and 0.20 for children. Ray Joreeka’s band to provide music for the event.
Representative Jake Pickle backed higher government involvement in student loans arguing deflation and rising costs. The House approved emergency amendments 322 to 60 to extend a program begun in 1965 that pays banks 3 percent of interest while lenders face reduced participation and a 7 percent current rate.
A Mt Gilead area resident died Wednesday evening following a heart attack at the cemetery. Survivors include Elise Rosvand and Treedie Dive sisters, several fathers, and numerous relatives and friends.
A car driven by Fred dosa reportedly ran off north Lake Avenue around 180 gm Sunday hitting the curb near State and Lake, brushing trees and a home corner before stopping. The driver escaped injury but faces charges related to the accident.
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